In 2012 a couple of friends and me started working out this idea to create a game and comic combo digital product for the App store, and we finally got it released a few weeks ago. You can check it out at the www.tunnelground.com site if you're intrested in what it ended up as. Anyway, the journey itself was something very interesting, since we learned with Topi Koivisto(the other graphics guy, trying to lure him to deviantart) that we can draw the comic together in a very unusual fashion, and the resulting look of the comic is very intresting, I wouldn't go as far as saying unique, but it has it's own look. We are already working on the 2nd part of the comic, which works to push the storyline towards a point we have earmarked to be a proper turning point in the story, and will complete the first part of the story at 100 total pages(the first part being 48). I'll post up some preview stuff of the 2nd comic once we get it to a certain point in design stage, who knows if someone even wants to comment on the pages, we've been thinking that a little more public insight into the stuff we do could get us out of tunnel vision with doing the stuff we do.
If anyone has any experience of comments of the above mentioned stuff, I'd be happy to hear about it.
Cheers
Your gallery rocks!
Do you have any actual miniatures painted in this scheme? Would love to see them if you do!
Bye, Maarten